Volunteer
Would you like to give back and make a difference to women and girls in need? There are many, many ways to offer support, and many reasons to help communities in need:
- 12% of students in Boston Public Schools experience homelessness, and the situation is similar in Worcester and other school districts in Massachusetts.
- 2 in 5 women report that they have struggled to afford menstrual care.
- 38% of women and girls living in poverty have missed work or school because they couldn’t afford to purchase menstrual care.
- Menstrual care is expensive, rarely donated, and cannot be purchased with Food Stamps/SNAP, WIC or any other subsidy programs.
If you would like to do something practical to help, please fill out the form below and we will let you know what volunteer opportunities are available.